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(JGTV) Do you know how many types of stone basins there are?



Do you know how many different types of stone lanterns there are?
In this video, we have asked a stone lantern professional some questions.
Please watch the video!

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36 Comments

  4. Katerina K

    The Ububore type was so amazing! Thank you for making these videos! Looking forward to seeing the next one with the other types! ✨👍

  8. Boto

    Buen video para explicar los diferentes tipos de cuencas de piedra, gracias por el video 👍 よくやった

  10. 2moes

    I could listen to mr. Kitayama for hours, explaining every last basin/lantern that he has. So much knowledge and enthusiasm. Thank you for sharing this with us

  11. Pang-Ngia Vang

    Thank you for sharing the history of the stone lanterns! As always, I learned so much from your channel! I would like to thank Mr. Kitayama for collaborating with you and sharing his knowledge on this topic💜💜💜

  14. Andreas Misund Berntsen

    Really cool video! I learned a lot, and it's something I'll try to make in my own garden. Just a bit of feedback – I don't know if you're recording with separate audio tracks for you and the interviewee, but as a viewer I'm more interested in hearing what he's saying than you saying "yes", "I understand", etc as he's talking. Maybe lower your track a bit in those cases and raise it again when you're asking a follow up question? Thanks for the helpful videos as usual.

  15. Dyne Road

    In video, water forms a heart in one of the stone, means a heart for the video and a heart for the knowledge of Mr Kitayama! 🌿🌱

  16. Gil Goldshlager

    Thank you very much, this is very interesting to learn about stone basins, waiting for the next episodes 🙏👏👍💗

  19. Amour Divin

    Merci beaucoup pour cette découverte, je ne connaissais pas ces bassins de pierre. Pourriez vous s'il vous plaît activer la traduction en français 🙏

  29. Kenji Walter

    Amazing and informative video Matsunaga San. Thank you and Mr Kitayama for going into such detail about the history and styles of water basins. The ububore natural process is fascinating and must be highly valued by Niwashi and garden owners. Maybe an idea for future video is to show the stone mason drilling/boring process for the natural stones. Selfishly I would love to make my own one day. Keep up the great content can’t wait to see the next episode.

  30. L Schaming

    Hope you are feeling better after your journey to the US! As always, thank you for posting this informative video.

  31. denis black

    thank you once more for this kind of video!!! it was really interesting and educative!! waiting for next ones:)

  32. Natalia

    O sr Kitayama é alguém muito agradável de ser ouvido. Agradeço por sempre trazer conhecimento para mim de tradições japonesas que muito admiro. Em minha casa fiz um pequeno jardim influenciada por este canal no YouTube, com uma pequena lanterna sobre pedriscos, pedras maiores em três tamanhos, plantas para podas ornamentais e agora estou interessada em colocar uma pedra com água. Além de linda seria ótimo para os pássaros. No entanto, por causa do mosquito da dengue, essa água sempre precisará manter o movimento.
    Em algum momento você poderá montar uma em um dos jardins que executa, mostrando desde o básico?
    Muito obrigada por seus vídeos incríveis!
    😊

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